Despite results from their own study and objections from business owners and The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association, the City of San Diego has added parking meters on over 20 block fronts in North Park and City Heights. We have long been proponents of...
The El Cajon Boulevard Hackathon, brought to you by BikeSD. Teams will work together to design creative solutions for a safer, more vibrant El Cajon Boulevard — from Euclid Avenue to 43rd Street. Ideas can focus on safety, art, and infrastructure improvements that strengthen our community. Everyone...
PARKING METER HOURS EXTENDED – MID-CITY UPDATE The City of San Diego has made the decision to extend parking meter hours in the Mid-City Community Parking District (click for map): Meter hours will be extended from 6 PM to 8 PM Sunday enforcement begins on El Cajon Blvd only (not on side...
Tactical Urbanism Action Day When: Sunday, August 17th 10 AM - 2 PM Where: Start at GEM Coffee 4412 Euclid Avenue SD 92115, City Heights, Kensington, Talmadge Who: Anyone who wants to take part How: Participants will be put in groups of 2-5 and assigned a location in the three neighborhoods Each group will...
Pedestrian collision data shows El Cajon Boulevard at Kansas Street intersection is one of the most dangerous in North Park. In 2016 Abera Kebede Tura died crossing El Cajon Boulevard at Kansas Street. This is just one incident in a slew of pedestrian and auto...
Mid-City GO is a free, electric ride-share service designed to connect the communities of North Park and City Heights. El Cajon Boulevard from Florida to 52nd is included in the service area. Powered by zero-emission vehicles, the aim to provide easy, on-demand access to support...
The Boulevard/Mid-City Community Parking District partnered with the City of San Diego in 2013 to write a Smart Growth Incentive Program grant which SANDAG awarded $400k (plus $50k in matching funds from our Mid-City Community Parking District) to create the Complete Boulevard Planning Study. The...
As Mid-City neighborhoods increase in popularity and more residents move onto the commercial corridors; on-street parking spaces have become increasingly scarce. In addition to expanding parking on side streets and promoting alternative transportation options, the Mid-City Community Parking District is exploring ways to better manage...
Thirteen new parking spaces have been gained on Kansas Street between Howard and Polk Avenues with the installation of 90 degree head-in angled parking. Now, all blocks on Kansas Street from Adams Ave to Lincoln Ave have been converted to head-in parking. This amounted to...
Ten new streetlights are being installed in the Little Saigon District on The Boulevard between Highland Ave and 46th St. They were funded by the El Cajon Boulevard Maintenance Assessment District at a total project cost of $405,000. This is part of a long-term effort...